Eli Wallach (Performer)

Eli Wallach

Performer

Eli Wallach

Performer

Born: Dec 07, 1915 in Brooklyn, New York
Death: Jun 24, 2014 in New York, NY

Roles (35)

	The 50th Annual Tony Awards - 1996 Opened June 02, 1996	as Participating Artist (Original)
	The Flowering Peach Opened March 20, 1994	as Noah (Original)
	The Price Opened June 10, 1992	as Gregory Solomon (Original)
	Cafe Crown Opened February 18, 1989	as David Cole (Original)
	A Need for Less Expertise Opened November 04, 1982	as Gus Frazier (Original)
	A Need for Brussels Sprouts Opened November 04, 1982	as Leon Rose (Original)
	Saturday, Sunday, Monday Opened November 21, 1974	as Peppino (Original)
	The Waltz of the Toreadors Opened September 13, 1973	as General St. Pé (Original)
	Promenade, All! Opened April 16, 1972	as Ollie H (1895) (Original) as Ollie H (1920) (Original) as Wesley (1945) (Original) as Wesley (Approximately Now) (Original)
	The 22nd Annual Tony Awards - 1968 Opened April 21, 1968	as Presenter (Original)
	Staircase Opened January 10, 1968	as Charles Dyer (Original)
	Luv Opened November 11, 1964	as Milt Manville (Original)
	Rhinoceros Opened January 09, 1961	as Berrenger (Original)
	The Cold Wind and the Warm Opened December 08, 1958	as Willie (Original)
	The Chairs Opened January 09, 1958	as Old Man (Original)
	Major Barbara Opened October 30, 1956	as Bill Walker (Original)
	Mademoiselle Colombe Opened January 06, 1954	as Julien (Original)
	The Teahouse of the August Moon Opened October 15, 1953	as Sakini (Replacement)
	Camino Real Opened March 17, 1953	as Kilroy (Original)
	The Rose Tattoo Opened February 03, 1951	as Alvaro Mangiacavallo (Original)
	The Lady from the Sea Opened August 07, 1950	as Ballested (Original)
	Mister Roberts Opened February 18, 1948	as Stefanowski (Replacement)
	Antony and Cleopatra Opened November 26, 1947	as Diomedes (Original) as Messenger (Replacement)
	Alice in Wonderland Opened April 05, 1947	as Duck (Original) as Other Voice (Original) as Two of Spades (Original)
	Yellow Jack Opened February 27, 1947	as Busch (Original)
	Androcles and the Lion Opened December 19, 1946	as Spintho (Original)
	What Every Woman Knows Opened November 08, 1946	as Ensemble (Original)
	King Henry VIII Opened November 06, 1946	as Cromwell (Original)
	Skydrift Opened November 13, 1945	as Crew Chief (Original)